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Psychology

AI is personalising learning, VR is transforming classrooms, and ethical considerations are guiding AI's role in education.
Artificial intelligence/Education/Psychology

The bright side of AI in teaching and learning

Miguel Angel Escotet
September 13, 2023

AI is personalising learning, VR is transforming classrooms, and ethical considerations are guiding AI's role in education.

The study provides insights from a Belgian investigation into grandparents' motives and online privacy in grandsharenting on social media.
Ageing/Data Science/Psychology/Social media

Grandsharenting: Motives and online privacy management

Luna Staes Michel Walrave Lara Hallam
September 12, 2023

The study provides insights from a Belgian investigation into grandparents' motives and online privacy in grandsharenting on social media.

A battle within, a struggle of decisions: the impact of multiple identities in tourism decision-making
Hospitality & tourism/Marketing/Psychology

The impact of multiple identities in tourism decision-making

Qionglei Yu
August 17, 2023

Can post-pandemic tourism's revival withstand global challenges, as social identities shape travel decisions, invoking intricate emotions and ambivalence?

the study's findings support that CBT-I is an effective treatment for insomnia that can also promote a broad range of outcomes for people undergoing psychiatric care.
Medicine and health/Mental health/Psychology/Sleep medicine

How can cognitive behavioural therapy improve your sleep?

Melissa J Ree
June 5, 2023

Wondering about effective insomnia treatments? While sleep medications have their place, cognitive behavioural therapy might be the solution.

Could technology provide a solution for supporting students facing attendance difficulties
Artificial intelligence/Education/Information technology/Psychology

Revolutionising student attendance: The role of robot devices in schools

Matthew Fletcher Caroline Bond Pamela Qualter
June 1, 2023

How can robots bridge the gap for students facing attendance challenges? Dive into the impact of robot devices in schools, as students with attendance difficulties find new ways to connect and thrive academically.

an era of human−machine communication. It is crucial for both academia and industry to continue their focus on understanding how this type of communication impacts our relationships with other humans and ourselves.
Artificial intelligence/Computer science/Psychology/Robotics/Social media

Can humans and robots have real intimacy?

Yi Mou Yuheng Wu Xiaoyu Ye
April 26, 2023

Can robots build Intimate connections through self-disclosure? A study suggests people engage in intimate conversations with robots, but it may not lead to favorable attitudes. Gender and intimacy level affect the likability of the robot.

Plane Flight - Midjourney Generative AI Art
Hospitality & tourism/Psychology

Frequent travel increases happiness, according to new study

Vey Law
February 21, 2023

How does travelling more happiness formula?

Finance/Neuroscience/Psychology

‘Gut feelings’ contribute to the success of financial traders

Chidirim Ndeche
December 12, 2022

A Cambridge study found that the better a trader is at reading their gut, the more successful they are as traders.

Game studies/Neuroscience/Psychology

Video games contain in-game gambling simulations and can cause gambling addiction in adults

Zaid Elayyan
November 16, 2022

A study led by the University of York identified video game gambling simulations as a precursor to problem gambling and video gaming disorder in adults.

Game studies/Psychology/Sports science

Men who bet on horses are generally smarter than those who don’t, study finds

Chidirim Ndeche
November 16, 2022

The Finnish study also discovered that for every added point of IQ, gamblers spent around £800 more on horse racing.

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